It's a mind-blowing fact, but the vast majority of insects in the world are solitary. In fact, only about 2% of all insect species are considered social, living in complex colonies. But this tiny minority runs the world. This small club of social insects, which includes ants, termites, and some bees and wasps, makes up a staggering 50% of the entire planet's insect biomass! Their ability to work together, communicate, and organize their societies gives them a level of power and influence that no